Ep 22: He Took His Civil Rights Case All The Way to the Supreme Court (Without a Lawyer) | Bill Moss 5♠️ / 9♣️ episode artwork

EPISODE · Apr 16, 2026 · 56 MIN

Ep 22: He Took His Civil Rights Case All The Way to the Supreme Court (Without a Lawyer) | Bill Moss 5♠️ / 9♣️

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Bill Moss is an educator, civil rights advocate, and pro se litigant representing himself in a case he has taken all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.Playing the 5♠️ / 9♣️, Bill reflects the energy of transformation and challenging systems. From his early love of teaching math to stepping into a landmark legal battle, he’s fighting for equal opportunity in hiring practices at the highest level.The conversation touches on resilience, navigating criticism, and the deeper patterns behind standing for something bigger than yourself. Bill also shares his lifelong connection to cards, recognizing early on that there was more beneath the surface.This episode offers a grounded look at purpose and what it means to stay aligned in the face of both hidden and overt discrimination.00:00 Episode Teaser00:40 Episode Start02:25 Bill’s Start in Education + Early Love of Cards05:28 Inventing his board game: Trump Change08:01 5 of Spades Meaning + Supreme Court Case Overview13:22 Fighting for Equal Opportunity18:51 Harvard Case (Zero Sum)27:41 Transparency and Accountability30:42 Nine of Clubs Mindset32:45 Meritocracy And Legal Frameworks That Affect Everyone36:28 Born To Be A Catalyst41:14 Nine Of Clubs And Forgiveness45:49 Personal Attacks on Bill49:51 Hidden Contract Clauses After Civil Rights51:26 Math Brain and Shrinking Hiring PoolsBill's birthday is May 1st, and he is playing 5♠️ / 9♣️.William King Moss III AKA Billy Moss earned his bachelors with honors from Harvard College in Children’s Studies and Mathematics Education and his masters from Harvard’s Graduate School of Education where he majored in Moral and Social Development and Character Education. He taught mathematics in public schools for 15 years and is now the Director of Academic Affairs in Lawrence UFSD. In 2017, Billy was named Long Island's Council of Administrators and Supervisors’ Director/Chairperson of the Year and is a civil rights leader who champions equal opportunity for all every single [email protected]://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/25/25-823/391515/20260114072855884_20260114-071816-00000672-00001291.pdfConnect with ushttps://www.thesourcecards.com/https://www.instagram.com/thesourcecards/https://www.youtube.com/c/thesourcecardshttps://www.tiktok.com/@thesourcecardsWondering what’s keeping you stuck and how to move forward from here? Get your Life Audit here: https://www.thesourcecards.com/life-audit-with-alexander-vikiIntro CreditsPhotos by Satya Tisman Photography at SoulFire.Studiohttps://www.instagram.com/satyatismanphotography/Music by Viki Scudiery & David Boyle

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